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- Photo by Roy LindmanPuntal de Vacares from north east side. The ridge is rough to go on but not difficult. Alcazaba on the right side.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanAlcazaba from east side, photo is taken from Puntal de Vacares.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanAlcazaba from Lagunas de Calderetas, Climbing day on the 5th of September 2008.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanHere starts the ridge Gran Espolon leading on the Alcazaba's north face. River on the left flows down from Prado de la Mina and the river on the right from Laguna Mosca.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanNorth face of Alcazaba at 3100 m. I hour 15 minutes climb up.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanAlcazaba north face, 3200m. Plenty of loose stones.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanMulhacen the highest peak in Spain from Alcazaba mountain.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanTwo peaks at the south side of Alcazaba (No names, when going down one comes to Siete Lagunas, also on the same terrain, but some hundred meters apart towards south)
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- Photo by Roy LindmanNorth face of Alcazaba as seen from the ridge, which leads on the mountain at the right side of the Mulhacen. About seven hours walk from Guejar Sierra.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanAlcazaba mountain as seen from the path which starts near Guejar Sierra. Walking takes about five hours before reaching the cave Cueva Secreta.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanCueva Secreta. A long natural cave, which goes into mountain atleast 30 meters, then one can hear water dripping and continuing deeper is not necessary anymore ! The best natural shelter on the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanAlcazaba from north side, Prado de la Mina.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaAlcazaba (and the natives), as seen from Mulhacen. July 2010.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanOn the third ridge which is on the right side of the north face. One can see three visible ridges after one hours walk from Cueva Secreta.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanOn the great ridge of Gran Espolon. View back towards River Rio Genil and Cueva Secreta.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanOn the north face of Alcazaba, October.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanSiete Lagunas and the first lake when ascended through the south face. From here one should go towards the last lake at the left side of the visible ridge, if ascending towards Trevelez. Path goes next to series of waterfalls and turns towards right and south.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanTrevelez the highest all year round lived village on mountains in Spain. Reaching about 1500 m height.
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